Wang Sen, or Wilson Wang, as he’s also known, is a Chinese actor. He was born on August 3, 1989 in Beijing, China and made his debut as an actor in 2011. Since then, he has appeared in various films and television dramas, including “When We Were Young” (2018) and “Count Your Lucky Stars” (2020).

Wang Sen

Eight years ago, Lin Xi (Victoria Song) and Xia Yi Cheng (Chen Xing Xu) were easily one of the happiest couples on the planet. But when Lin Xi’s mother voices her concerns over her daughter’s relationship and its effect on her career, Lin Xi is forced to make a difficult decision. Choosing to honor her mother’s wish, rather than follow her heart, Lin Xi breaks things off with Yi Cheng to pursue her career as a professional interpreter.

Now the youngest chief interpreter at Huasheng, Lin Xi has excelled in her career, but she’s not the only one to have spent the last eight years pursuing dreams. As the chief technical officer of a major communications company, Yi Cheng has worked hard to get where he is today. With both Lin Xi and Yi Cheng working in such vastly different fields, the two might have never crossed paths again, had fate not decided to intervene. With her company insistent on landing a contract with the company Yi Cheng works for, Lin Xi is assigned the job. Needless to say, she’s more than a little surprised when she comes face-to-face with her ex. With no choice but to close this deal, Lin Xi and Yi Cheng are forced to deal with each other, over and over again.&nbsp;

Having never quite gotten over Lin Xi, Yi Cheng would love nothing more than to exact his revenge but no matter how hard he tries, he just doesn’t have the heart to hurt the woman he once loved. Working side by side, the feelings the two still seem to harbor for each other begin to resurface, leaving both to wonder, could they possibly make things work this second time around?&nbsp;

A story of broken hearts, big dreams, and second chances, “Our Interpreter” is a 2024 Chinese romance drama directed by Zhang Tong.

Our Interpreter

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Tencent

According to legend, if one can make a Naga mermaid cry, the tears of the mermaid will turn into priceless luminous pearls. Growing up in a small coastal village, Hai Shi (Yang Mi) was well acquainted with the legend of the mermaid’s pearls. But she had no idea that someday, this very legend would radically change her life.&nbsp;

Burdened by the Emperor’s taxes, the people of Hai Shi’s village had become experts at coaxing pearls from the legendary Naga mermaids. Pretending to kill their own children to elicit the tears of the mermaids, the villagers would then use the precious pearls to pay their taxes. Joining her father in an endeavor to harvest these pearls, Hai Shi was forced to watch in horror as her father was killed and her village ransacked by imperial soldiers. Harboring a deep grudge against the empire, Hai Shi vows to have her revenge.

In her quest for revenge, Hai Shi meets Fang Zhu (William Chan), the Emperor’s closest confidant. Disguising Hai Shi as a man, Fang Zhu agrees to accept her as his disciple and takes her back to the Imperial City. As the years pass, Hai Shi’s feelings for her master grow into something unexpected but even then, she never forgets her vengeful vows. Torn between her feelings for Fang Zhu and her devotion to her people, which way will Hai Shi’s heart ultimately lead her?&nbsp;

Adapted from the novel of the same name by Xiao Ru Se, “Novoland: Pearl Eclipse” is a 2021 Chinese fantasy romance drama directed by Lin Yu Fen and Jin Sha.

Novoland: Pearl Eclipse

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Youku

A legend in the world of fashion, Lu Xing Cheng (Jerry Yan) is known for his discerning eye, impeccable taste, and unbelievable luck. He’s also known for his sharp tongue and puffed up personality but when anything he works on becomes an instant success, he’s entitled to a certain number of airs. At the top of his game, Xing Cheng really does have it all.&nbsp;

Struggling to get by on the opposite end of the spectrum is Tong Xiao You (Shen Yue), an unknown fashion designer with an never-ending string of bad luck. Eternally jinxed, Xiao You could spend the rest of her life working hard and never manage to get ahead. Every day is a struggle and she’s just doing what she can to survive. Little does she know her luck is about to change!

When Fate brings Xing Cheng and Xiao You together in an unusual and unexpected way, the two find that their luck has been reversed. Suddenly an overnight success, Xiao You finds herself basking in the spotlight while Xing Cheng desperately searches for a way to rid himself of his current string of bad luck. But will getting his old life back really bring Xing Cheng the happiness he desires, or will spending time with Xiao You reveal a path into an even brighter future?

A story of luck and love, “Count Your Lucky Stars” is a 2020 romantic drama directed by Lin Zi Ping.

Count Your Lucky Stars

You're my Lucky Star ✨

Based in 1996, Yang Xi (Wan Peng) is spending her summer break training for a long distance run. One day, she is injured by a lab explosion while chasing a bike thief ruining her chances to compete. 

When the school year begins, a new transfer student is introduced, Hua Xiao (Hou Ming Hao). He is an intelligent and reliable student with a hot-blooded exterior. 

But when Yang Xi realizes it's the same culprit from her accident and that he's running for class president, a new rivalry begins. 

How will daily school life change when a tomboyish girl and a hot-blooded genius go head to head? 

"When We Were Young" is a Chinese web drama based on the Yan Sheng web novel of the same name.

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